pr

Generate a pull request draft by analyzing your current branch's git diff, commit history, and changed files to output a markdown body and title. The tool reviews recent pull requests to match your team's specific formatting tone and structure.

PR template compliance works by detecting a `.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md` file and structuring the generated markdown body to match its exact format. If no template exists, it defaults to a standard structured format for the pull request.

You can use this for a large feature branch, as it includes quality guardrails that activate when the change scale is large. It provides a summary mode and recommends splitting the pull request to reduce reviewer burden and maintain code review quality.

The best way to match your team's formatting style is to reference recent pull request history. The tool queries the last three to five pull requests to learn the actual writing tone and level of detail, then applies that style to your generated draft.

The tool does not directly create or push the pull request to GitHub. It performs output-only generation, providing you with the title and markdown body to copy and paste into your repository.

Include an issue number in your branch name, and the pull request generation process will detect it. The tool analyzes the branch name alongside the git diff to incorporate the issue tracking reference into the final markdown output.